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Parkinson's Disease
Stem Cell Support for Parkinson's
Peoria Journal Star
October 2, 2007
The umbilical cord — often casually discarded after birth — may play a pivotal role in curing devastating diseases such as Parkinson's. Craig Cady, biology professor at Bradley University, researches stem cells found in umbilical cords and adult bone marrow in hopes of finding a cure.
Parkinson's Disease Seemingly Cured with Indian Stem Cell Therapy
Indian Express Newspapers Limited
May 22, 2007
Manipal Hospital, Bangalore claimed of having discovered stem cells that help in recovery of a patient suffering from Parkinson's Disease (PD). Manipal used the benefits of stem cell research and helped US national Andrew get a new hope. PD typically affects people over the age of 50. The primary treatment of the disease at best removes some of the symptoms but does not stop the progression of the disease.
Parkinson's Patient Cured by Indian Stem Cell Treatment
Tribune News Service
April 4, 2007
The first world wide case of a recovery from Parkinson’s disease as a result of stem cells extracted from the patient’s own body was reported today at Manipal hospital in India. Today Andrew met the media to tell his story and walked to the podium unaided. His speech has improved dramatically and his tremors have reduced significantly along with improvement in his handwriting, gait, general muscle strength, and bowel movements.
Neural Stem Cells Help Diminish Parkinson's Disease
SAWF News
December 5, 2006
In an effort to improve Parkinson’s disease symptoms, U.S. medical scientists claim that brain cells derived from neural stem cells can help. Protection is further amplified when the cells are co-cultured with stem cells. Neuro-protection is significantly reduced when an antibody is used to block the stem cell factor.
Stem Cells Have Dramatic Effect on Parkinson's Disease, American Gets Her Life Back
Tiantan Puhua Neurosurgical Hospital
October 24, 2006
52 year old Penny of Hawaii has seen remarkable improvement in her condition is being treated with the unique procedure specifically designed for Parkinson’s patients. Penny said she got her life back after two months of stem cell therapy, which included rehabilitation and neurological nutritional balancing.
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